News Search: Environmental Health Sciences

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Foot Traffic Can Predict COVID-19 Spread in New York City Neighborhoods

May 7, 2025

Researchers developed a forecasting model that accounts for neighborhood-level mobility patterns to provide accurate predictions of disease spread.

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COVID-19
New Research Reveals How Physiology-Inspired Networks Could Improve Political Decision-Making

May 1, 2025

Study unveils a groundbreaking framework for rethinking political decision-making—drawing inspiration from how the human body maintains stability and health.

Topic

Aging and Healthy Longevity
Using Simulations Highlights Power of Pooled Data in Environmental Health Research

April 29, 2025

Conflicting findings in environmental epidemiology have long stalled consensus; pooling data removes inconsistencies.

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Environmental Health
Columbia Mailman Honors Frederica Perera’s Contributions to Children’s Environmental Health

April 29, 2025

Dean Linda P. Fried honored Perera, an emeritus professor in Environmental Health Sciences, with the inaugural Dean’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Child and Adolescent Health
COVID Doubled U.S. Maternal Deaths; Reporting Changes Complicated Pre-Pandemic Data

April 28, 2025

Study finds COVID doubled US maternal deaths and racial gaps remain severe.

Topic

COVID-19
Can Technology Revolutionize Health Science? The Promise of Exposomics

April 24, 2025

Leading researchers in the field of exposomics discuss the potential of their emerging field—and how to achieve it.

Topic

Chronic Disease
Environmental Health Scientists at Leading Universities Launch Video Series

April 22, 2025

Evironmental health scientists from leading universities across the country speak about the work they do to expose the invisible threats in our environment.

Topic

Climate and Health
Climate Change May Lead to Rising Arsenic Levels in Paddy Rice, Increasing Health Risks

April 16, 2025

Climate change may significantly impact arsenic levels in paddy rice, a staple food for millions across Asia.

Topic

Climate and Health
Severe Weather and Major Power Outages Increasingly Coincide Across the U.S.

January 22, 2025

An understanding of the relationship between severe weather and power outages in our changing climate will be critical for hazard response plans.

Topic

Climate and Health
Chernobyl’s Feral Dogs Are Genetically Unique, but Not Mutated

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Popular Science

January 14, 2025

But just because today’s Chernobyl dogs lack genetic mutations from radioactive fallout doesn’t mean they—or the people still working on cleanup efforts—are safe from health issues.

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